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PNINA LAHAV

Curriculum Vitae

Home address: 32 Welland Road Brookline, Massachusetts 02445 Work address: Boston University School of Law 765 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02215 Telephone numbers (home): (617) 734-8012 (office): (617) 353-2820 (fax): (617) 353-3077 Education: M.A. (political science), 1983, Boston University J.S.D. 1973, Yale Law School LL.M. 1971, Yale Law School LL.B., magna cum laude, 1969, Faculty of Law, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel Prizes and other Academic Distinctions: Recipient, the AIS-Israel Institute Lifetime

Achievement Award in Law for a lifetime of exceptional scholarship and academic achievement in the field of Israel Studies 2017.

Recipient Michael Melton Award for Teaching Excellence, 2011

Religion Fellow, School of Theology,

Boston University, 2010-2011.

Fellow, Institute for Advanced Studies, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Spring, 2008.

Appointed Law Alumni Scholar, November, 2007.

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Class of 1960 Scholar, 2001-2002, Boston University School of Law Recipient, Fellowship at Stanford Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences, 2000-2001 Recipient, The Lipsitt Faculty Research Fund, 1999-2000, Boston University School of Law Keck Lecture, Amherst Program in Law, Jurisprudence and Social Thought, delivered in February, 1999 Recipient, Seltner Award, Israel, 1998, for

Judgment in Jerusalem

Recipient, Gratz College Centennial Book Award, 1998, for Judgment in Jerusalem

Judgment in Jerusalem offered as selection by the History Book Club

President, Association for Israeli Studies,

1997-1999 Member, Academic Advisory Committee,

International Research Institute on Jewish Women, Brandeis University, 1997-

Member, Advisory Board, Mid-East Watch, New York, N.Y., 1992-1997 Member, Governing Council, American Jewish Congress, New England Region, 1995-2000 Member, Advisory Board, Center for National Security Studies, Washington, D.C., 1989-1993

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Recipient, Fulbright Fellowship, April-May, 1986, under auspices of U.S./Israel Bicentennial Project

Recipient, Bunting Fellowship, 1986 (declined) Recipient, Rockefeller Fellowship, 1983 Foundation Humanities Recipient, grant to research the comparative dimensions of press law, from the Modern Media Institute, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1979-1980 Recipient, Irving M. Engel Fellowship for

Study and Research in Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, Yale Law School, 1971-1972, and 1972-1973

Employment: Professor of Law and Law Alumni Scholar

Boston University School of Law Professor, Elie Wiesel Center For Jewish Studies (Joint Appointment)

Visiting Professor, Interdisciplinary Center

for Law and Technology, Herzlia, Israel, Fall, 1996

Visiting Professor, Jean Moulin University, Lyon, France, Spring, 1997 Visiting Professor, Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv, Israel, Spring, 1990 Visiting Professor, University of San Diego Summer Program at Oxford, United Kingdom, 1989 Co-teacher (with Prof. Henry Steiner) of course on Israel and its Arab population at Harvard Law School, 198

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Visiting Associate Professor, University of San Diego Summer Program in Paris, France, 1986

Visiting Associate Professor, University of

San Diego Summer Program in Paris, France, 1984

Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellow,

1983-1984, on leave from Boston University

Research Fellow, 1979-1980 Harvard

Law School Research Fellow, 1978-1979, Harvard

University Department of Government Lecturer, Faculty of Law, 1974-1980, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem Research Associate, 1973-1974, Antilles

Research Program, Yale University Law Clerk, 1968-1969, Justice M.

Ben-Porath, Israel Supreme Court, Jerusalem (then District Court Judge, Jerusalem)

Select list of Endowed and Distinguished Lectures

Alvin and Ruth Rockoff lecture, Golda Meir: A Biorgraphical Sketch, Center for Jewish Life, Rutgers University, March, 2017.

Na’amat USA Fellowship, University of Cincinatti, Golda Meir and Pioneer, Women

November,2016.

Lapidus Lecture, Princeton University, Golda Meir, March, 2015.

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First Inaugural Keynote address, Israeli Association of Legal History, Sept. 2013, “Kol

Ha’am: What else is there to say?”

Diane Markowicz Memorial Lecture on Gender and Human Rights, Brandeis University,

Jan. 2012, “The Woes of WoW”

Sanford Ettinger Distinguished Lecture, University of Madison, Wisconsin, Spring 2012,

“Golda: Woman and Leader -- Through the Gender Lens”

Keynote speech at the Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem, Israel, June 2009, at conference on Women in the Public Sphere -- have we mentioned Golda yet?, “Golda Meir as a role model: Asset or Burden?” Raoul Wallenberg Annual Lecture, Center for the Study of Jewish Life, Rutgers

University, Feb. 2003, “Up Against the Wall, Women’s Legal Struggle for Religious

Freedom”

Robert and Florence Dreben Lecture, Harvard University Center for Jewish Studies,

May 2003, “Gender equality and the tension between church and state: The case of the

Women of the Wall”

Keck Lecture, Amherst Program in Law, Jurisprudence and Social Thought, Feb. 1999,

“Jews in the Chicago Seven Trial”

Frankle Memorial Lecture, Wesleyan University. April,1998 “The politics of the question of Who is a Jew. Adam Cherrick Lecture, Washington University in St. Louis, March 1996, "Between

Zionism and Judaism: Israeli Identity and Diaspora Jewry”

Publications

A. Books 1. Press Law in Modern Democracies, P. Lahav, ed., Longman 1985. 2. Judgment in Jerusalem, Chief Justice Simon Agranat and the Zionist

Century, The University of California Press, Berkeley, 1997. 3. Yisrael Ba-Mishpat, revised and expanded version of Judgment in

Jerusalem, translated by the author, Am-Oved, 1999.

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4. Law and the Transformation of Israeli Society, Pnina Lahav, guest editor,

with an introduction, 3 Israel Studies 1-193 (1998).

5. Harris, Kedar, Lahav and Likhovski, eds., The History of Law in a Multicultural Society: Israel, 1917-1967 (Dartmouth: Ashgate Press, 2002).

B. Articles

Zivotofsky v. Kerry: The Supreme Court of the United States, the Politics of American Jewry and the Biblical Balaam, 21 Israel Studies 1 (2016) The Woes of WoW: The Women of the Wall as a Religious Social Movement and as Metaphor, chapter in Women’s Rights and Religious Law, Fareda Banda and Lisa Fishbayn Joffe, eds. (Routledge, 2016) 123. The Suez War of 1956 and its Aftermath: A Comparative Study of Constitutions, Use of Force, Diplomacy and International Relations, 95 Boston University Law Review 1297 (2015). Kol Ha’am: Is There More to Say? Keynote address at the Israeli Society for Legal History, 38 Tel Aviv University Law Review 124 (2015). The Women of the Wall: A Metaphor for National and Religious Identity, 30 Israel Studies Review 50 (2015). Religious Citizenship/Secular Citizenship, Woman Up 2, Jean Jaures Institute, France. Maari Poim and Judit Tanczos, Woman UP, A Transatlantic Dialogue, FEPS publisher, 131 (2015).

Can Israel Offer an Israeli Identity?, in Take a Teacher, Make a Friend, Essays In Honor of Elie Wiesel, Michael Zank, editor, 2014. Roundtable on the Status of Women in Israel, Introduction, 18 Israel Studies 1 (2013). Israel’s Rosit the Riveter: Between Secular Law and Jewish Law, 1063 Boston University Law Review, May 2013, http://www.bu.edu/bulawreview/ The Women of the Wall: American Jewish and Israeli Feminism, Sh’ma Journal, Oct. 2013, p.5.

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Pnina Lahav, Women of the Wall: A Temporary but Meaningful Milestone, 9 'HAMISHPAT’ ONLINE: HUMAN RIGHTS – INSIGHT INTO RECENT

JUDGMENTS 4 (June 2013) (ENGLISH), http://www.colman.ac.il/research/research_institute/katedra_HumanRights/Psika/Documents/9/9_june_2013_3_Lahav_EN.pdf. Women of Wall: Not the Final Stop, But Meaningful: State of Israel v. Bonnie Reva Rus, 9 ‘HaMishpat’ online: Human Rights – Insight into Recent Judgments 4 (June 2013) (Hebrew), http://www.colman.ac.il/research/research_institute/katedra_HumanRights/Psika/Documents/9/9_june_2013_3_Lahav.pdf American Influence on Israeli Law: Freedom of Expression, Six Decades of U.S.-Israeli Relations (ed. Robert O. Freedman) (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 2011). A Small Nation Goes to War: Israel’s Cabinet Authorization of the 1956 War, 15 Israel Studies 61 (2010). Book review, Outlawed Pigs: Law, Religion, and Culture in Israel, Daphne Barak-Erez, in 27 Law and History Review 460 (2009). A Short Biography of Judge Julius J. Hoffman, in The Yale Biographical Dictionary of American Law, Roger K. Newman, ed., Yale University Press, 2009, p.268. American Moment[s]: When, How, and Why Did Israeli Law Faculties Come to Resemble Elite U.S. Law Schools?, 10 Theoretical Inquiries in Law 653 (2009). The Contribution of Chief Justice Aharon Barak to Freedom of Expression, Particularly in the Area of Censorship of National Security Matters, in Barak Festschrift, 209 (2009) (Hebrew). Seeking Recognition: Muslim and Jewish Women’s Struggle to Full Citizenship in Religious Worship, Hannah Herzog and Ann Braude, eds., Palgrave, 125 (2009).

The Changing Role of the Supreme Court in Israeli Politics, Robert Freedman, ed., Westview (2008) 253.

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An interview with Justice Miriam Ben Porat (retired), 26 Ha-Mishpat 73 (2008) (Hebrew). “Censoring the Eichmann Abduction: Making History”, 98 Zmanim 58 (2007) (Hebrew). “A Chandelier for Women – A Tale about the Diaspora Museum and Maurycy Gottlieb’s ‘Day of Atonement’ – Jews Praying on Yom Kippur”, 11 Israel Studies 108 (2006). “The Republic of Choice, The Pledge of Allegiance, The American Taliban”, 40 Tulsa Law Review 599 (2005). “Theater in the Courtroom, The Chicago Conspiracy Trial”, 16 Journal of Law and Literature 381(2005). “History in Journalism and Journalism in History: Anthony Lewis and the Watergate Crisis”, 29 Journal of Supreme Court History” 163 (2004). “Facing Occupation: The Relevance of the American History of Slavery to Israel”, 16 Bar Ilan Law Studies 561 (2003).

. “Professor Ehud Sprinzak, In Memoriam”, 19 Israel Studies Forum 148

(2003).

“Archetypal Trials and the Management of Dissent: Some Insights from Marketing Theory”, 4 Theoretical Inquiries in Law 763 (2003).

“The Chicago Conspiracy Trial and Law’s Role in Shaping American Jewish Identity,” in Austin Sarat, et al, eds., Lives in the Law, University of Michigan Press, 2002 (pp.21-54). Introduction to Israeli Legal Historiography, co-authored with Harris, Kedar, Lahav, and Likhovski, eds., The History of Law in a Multicultural Society: Israel 1917-1967 (Dartmouth: Ashgate Press, 2002). "The Pains and Gains of Writing Biography: Reflections on Writing the Biography of Chief Justice Simon Agranat," in Harris, Kedar, Lahav, and Likhovski, eds, The History of Law in a Multi-Cultural Society (Dartmouth: Ashgate Press, 2002). "A Jewish State... to Be Known as the State of Israel": Notes on Israeli

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Legal Historiography, 19 Law and History Review, no. 2, Summer 2001. Up Against the Wall: Women’s Legal Struggle to Pray at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, 16 Israel Studies Bulletin 19 (2000). The Chicago Conspiracy Trial: Character and Judicial Discretion, 71 University of Colorado Law Review 331 (2000). The First Decade of Israeli Law, The Courts of Law, Fifty Years of Adjudication in Israel, D. Heshin, et al, eds. (Ministry of Defence: 1999) 20. Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press, The Courts of Law, Fifty Years of Adjudication in Israel, D. Heshin, et al, eds. (Ministry of Defence: 1999) 20. Who is a Jew: Tales of Fathers and Daughters, Festschrift for Elie Wiesel, A. Rosen, ed. (Notre Dame U. Press: 1998) 297. Personal and Collective Identity: Judaism and Modernity in the Shalit Case, in Mautner & Sagy, eds., Cultural Pluralism in a Democratic and Jewish State (Ramot: 1998) 409. Israeli Military Leadership During the Yom Kippur War: Reflections on the Art of Reflection, Critical Essays On Israeli Society, Religion and Government, Avruch & Zenner, eds. SUNY Press, 1997. The Jewish Persona in Legal Discourse, 2 Reconstruction 103 (1994). Conceptions of Sex Equality in the Debate Over the Women's Equal Rights Law, Zmanim, Journal of History 149(1994). The Jewish Perspective in International Law, 87 ASIL Proc. 331 (1993). Rights and Democracy, The Court's Performance, in E. Sprinzak and L. Diamond, eds. Israeli Democracy Under Crisis, Lynne Rienner Publishers, Inc. (1993). National Security and the Media, in Avner Yaniv, ed. Security and

Democracy, Lynne Rienner Publishers, Inc. (1992). Modern Jewish Women: Between the Two Mehizas, 3 S'Vara, A Journal of Philosophy and Judaism 46 (1993). Jurisprudence and Biography: The Case of Simon Agranat, 8 Israel Studies

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Bulletin 8 (1992). The Eichmann Trial, the Jewish Question and the American Jewish

Intelligentsia, 72 B.U. Law Review 601 (1992). The First Amendment at Home and Abroad, 9 Communications Lawyer 5 (1991). The Intellectual Foundations of Civil Liberties in Israel, 24 Israel Law Review 1 (1991). Also appeared in Hebrew in 16 Tel Aviv University Law Review 475 (1991). The Supreme Court of Israel: Formative Years, 1948-1955, 11 Studies in

Zionism, 45 (1990). Also appeared in Hebrew in 14 Tel Aviv University Law Review 479 (1989), and reprinted in 14 Ha-Ziyonut (1989).

A Barrel Without Hoops: The Affect of Counterterrorism on Israel's Legal Culture, 10 Cardozo Law Review 529 (1988). A Hebrew version was published in 33 State, Government and International Relations 19 (1990); translated into Russian, Neuberger, Ben Ami and Epstein, eds., Democracy and National Security, 2004, Open University, Israel (Russian).

Holmes and Brandeis: Libertarian and Republican Justifications for Free

Speech, 4 The Journal of Law and Politics 451 (1988). Holmes, Brandeis and the American Jurisprudence of Free Speech, 26

Zmanim, Tel-Aviv Journal of History 86 (1987) (Hebrew). The Jurisprudence of Chief Justice Simon Agranat, in Essays in Honor of

Shimon Agranat, R. Gavison & M Kremnitzer, eds. (1986) 9 (Hebrew). Censorship, in International Encyclopedia of Communications, Oxford U. Press. The Intellectual Development of the American Doctrine of Judicial Review,

10 Tel-Aviv University Law Review 491 (1984) (Hebrew). Toward a General Theory of Press Law in Lahav ed., Press Law in Modern

Democracies, Longman (1985). Press Law in Israel, in Lahav, ed., Press Law in Modern Democracies,

Longman (1985). Comparative Press Laws, World Press Encyclopedia,

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Comparative Press Laws, Vol. I, p.23, Facts on File Publication (1982). Book Review, The Press as Guardian of the First Amendment, by John

Lofton (1980), 16 Harvard Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Law Review 561 (1981).

American Influence on Israel's Jurisprudence of Free Speech, 9 Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly 21 (1981). Comparing Constitutional Systems: Comments on the Methodology of Comparative Constitutional Law, in Symposium on

Comparative Constitutional Law, 53 Southern California Law Review 697 (1980).

Israel's Constitution, in Blaustein & Flanz, eds., Supplement to Constitutions

of the Countries of the World, Oceana 1971 (1979). Governmental Regulation of the Press: A Study of Israel's Press Ordinance,

Part II, 13 Israel Law Review 489 (1978). Governmental Regulation of the Press: A Study of Israel's Press Ordinance,

Part I, 13 Israel Law Review 230 (1978). Who's Afraid of "Absolute Rights?", 7 Mishpatim 541 (1977) (Hebrew). Reflections on the Potential of Draft Basic Law: Rights of the Person, in

Lectures to Judges' Colloquium, S. Shetreet ed., Sacher Inst. Hebrew University (1976) (Hebrew).

Raising the Status of Women through Law: The Case of Israel, 3 SIGNS:

Journal of Women in Culture and Society 193 (1977); also appeared in Women and National Development: The Complexities of

Change, Wellesley Editorial Committee, The University of Chicago Press, 193 (1977).

Freedom of Expression in the Decisions of the Supreme Court, 7 Mishpatim

375 (1977) (Hebrew). Political Censorship: Some Reflections on its Validity in Israel's

Constitutional Law, 11 Israel Law Review 339 (1976). A Bill of Rights for Israel: A Step Forward?, 7 Mishpatim 154 (1976)

(Hebrew), with D. Kretzmer.

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The Right to Know, Freedom to Publish and Official Secrets, 6 Mishpatim

562 (1976) (Hebrew). The Division of Legal Labor in Rural Haiti, 8 Verfassung Und Recht in

Ubersee, 465 (1975). The Chef de Section: Structure and Functions of Haiti's Basic Administrative

Institution, 4 Occasional Papers, Antilles Research Program, Yale University (1975).

The Status of Women in Israel - Myth and Reality, 22 American Journal of

Comparative Law 107 (1974). Freedom of Expression During National Security Crises, J.S.D. dissertation

on file with the Yale Law Library (1973).

C. Other Golda's Ambiguous Legacy, 6 Lilith 16 (1979). Also published in Jewish Digest, April 1980, 23. The Dilemma of Dual Loyalty, The Jerusalem Post, Feb. 1984. "Lion" of the Law -- Chief Justice S. Agranat at 80, The Jerusalem Post

Magazine, Aug. 29, 1986. The Press and National Security, Israeli Democracy, Winter, 1990. Romanticism and the Golden Age, 33 Politika 3, 1990. What do we Know about His Honor, by Chanoch Sheinman and Chamoutal Zour, a full four-page interview with Pnina Lahav on Simon Agranat, in Tel Aviv (a weekly), Sept. 11, 1992, 50-54.

Justice Miriam Ben Porat, in memoriam, 17 Orech Ha-din (the lawyer) 2012, pp.38-40 (Hebrew).